Plus, pressing and holding the Give Up button won’t bring you to the main menu. The selection will only get expanded once you reach the higher levels. For veterans at this, the game can be easy to master, though, as there aren’t a lot of dice available for you to use. It doesn’t help that the pixelated font can be hard to read, especially when the game’s on Windowed mode. Unfortunately, there’s no tutorial available so the gameplay can be quite confusing for players new to this subgenre. You can only place a maximum of three actions on the board so it’s best to place them in spots where your purple multiplier die can boost their value. Inspired by Dicey Dungeons, the differently-colored dice represent different actions you can take for every turn you get. Instead of skill cards or simply skills and items you can freely use as you plot your next turn, you get random dice on hand and must utilize them to either attack, block, and heal against the opponent’s moves.
In Die in the Dungeon, you play as a sword-wielding green frog who aims to conquer all 20 floors of a magical dungeon filled with various enemies.
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